Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-26

for ne pass three washa. FsturneA 10
P0Ft Tswnsend yesterday.
Mrs.. CaUtain d. GEImoss b IN We
loriA visltina hsF Eisss. who b at1endi1g
ths Seminary e has pless-
Coaozsl John 4. Gaysra, Ct San Fran
oisoo, passsd thrOuah Ssatfie Lass 1h1Fs-
day co his wy from Alaska.
Mss. BFuekman ana Mi@ Cohn. Of
san Feaaeisoo, are visiting 81 the resi-
dsnes Of Mr.. and HFA B. 0atzsrk
J.E Bangs, Of tie Portland 01sgo-
rstarn from ths jubilee ~ Victoria-
W. n. gtrsss came 40 from tha Cedars
on tbs IDAHO yesterday. and will 9aks
. two veskS Visit vita his parsnis-
Mrs.. n. 8. Drew, who has been wish
ing il seattle, Es1urned 10 her bone
81 Port 0amhss 90 Friday evening lAsi.
Miss Mamie Smith, Who has been Wis
ting frIecds IN this city, left for her
home h Wbsseou Isss 1hursday sssa-
ina.
Mm.A. A. Piumusr Of Port Town
send attended the sessions Of tbs W. q
T. Q. Coavention Fsosntiy held In this
city.
Miss usssis Coz, teacher on The Pay
sllap reservation. viii spend her vacs-
ton duEing the eoming weak With her
parents.
Mn.H. Kyes, of LaconneF, ID vis
itine the family Of Judgs Jacobs In this
city. she is accompanied By her Two
little gisis.
Geo, Haaar, wife aad daughter, VITO
have bean visiting friends In the city
lsfs fer San Francisco yesterday wa
Portland.
Mrs. 6. @. White left on the Mexico
Friday 20 visit relatives 10 San Fran
CISCO and Vallejo, and viii return In
about three weeks.
Harry Strive, formerly Of this city, 10
nov freight clerk on the steamer Ye-
semitic, plying between Victoria and
Vancouver, B. o.
J. Ruth, Q member Of The Seattle
Base Ball Club. left last Tuesday, TO Join
the Surveying party Of j. x. Murphys
now at Little Skookum.
Miss Ada Borst and Miss Gross. who
havs been visiting friends IN Mount
Vernon for the pass few weeks, returned
TO this city last Wednesday.
George W. HeintE, Chief Clerk Of the
Passenger Department Of the Canadian
Pacific Railway, passed through here
yesterday on bis way 10 Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Hewitt Of Kent
have returned from the Hot springs,
whsFe they have been passing Q few
weeks for the benefit Of their health.
Mrs. MsFris and Miss II. Lesynsky Of
San Francisco are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Kierski. They will return
home thu coming week via Portland.
z. E. Hunt, who for the past three
months has had charge OF the store al
FeFndals, Is 10 the city visiting bis
parents, aad will return this evening.
Mrs. D. GrOot, of Nsea City, Oalifor-
mia, arrived on the last incoming steam
or, Mexico, and will visit Judge and
Mrs. W. d. Wood during the Summer.
Blanche Robinson and Miss Lulu
Hovey, who have besn visiting friends
Ia this city during the past week, re-
tarned to their homss In Port Gamble
Friday evening.
Mr.. Warren Hastings will be aradu
ased from the Law Sshool 10 San Fran,
cisco on the q inst. rs will then
visit his homs in Port Townsend an6
his friends in SEATTLE.
Rev. John Glen, for many years thu
pastor of the Free Methodist Church o.
this city, will probably move With hi
family early in July TO San joss, Cali
foTnis, where the family will make u
futuFe home.
The Raymond party, uRdeR thG
charge Of Luther l.. Holden, visited th'
city Wednesday and le on tbs mex
day for Victoria. They returned yes
teFday, spent q few hours in Seattle anG
departed for the s1ush at o'clock 10 the
afternoon.
Miss Ella 8. Bash, daughter of W
8. Bush, ESQ, arrived last week from
New York OIty, where for the last twt
years she has been pnrsuing with en-
thusiastie diligence her art studies at thi
Students ART League and for seyera
years previous In Washington, d. O.
Me-. and Mrs. W. /. Wadleigh, VIII
leave on the Olympian tomorrow morn
ing for q trip TO Alaska, may remain
there for few weeks. USon their re
tuFn to this city they will probably re
main q short time, when thew expect &
return 10 California. Mr.. WadleiGh
largely interested in properties In North
ern California. and IL 10 probable tina
be will spend q great plrtion OF BIT
time 10 that State for SONS time b
como.